People always encounter injustice.
People, why do you want to climb up, because you will find that the lower you go, the less you will be valued. The less attention is paid, the more intense the means.
Where I live, every once in a while someone climbs a bridge to express their protest. As a result, traffic jams and citizens are tired.
Can it solve their problem? Maybe. Aroused attention, caused a topic, there will probably always be a greater chance to solve it.
I think so because every time they climb on the bridge, there will be traffic jams, and because there are still people to save them, it means that there are still people in this world who care about their lives,
so there are still some good things in this world, right?
But the film strongly overturned everything, conscience, humanity, kindness, etc. etc.
The criminal went to the host because he believed that the host would tell the truth and uphold justice--In the end, he realized that the host was also collecting black money and was willing to pay for the status and fame. The presiding officer of the crime
went to the government because he believed that the government would not abandon the people for the sake of face--in the end he was told that he would be a scapegoat, and the police ended up shooting him
. The government went to the criminal, and they did not believe that this person would Dare to cause so much damage, they use their high-minded eyes to try to wipe it out without breaking a sweat. Even if they hope to stimulate criminals to kill, the government can justifiably eliminate him. Instead of humiliating and saying an apology
, there is no justice and evil, no insight, and the soul is sublimated. Only the host finally took over the detonator in the hands of the criminal. All his pursuits had been shattered and he pressed the detonator
. In the last shot, there was only a deep sadness. The criminal asked: Is it that hard for them to say a word?
Yes, a low-level commoner who doesn't understand anything, doesn't understand righteousness, doesn't understand the law, doesn't understand the unspoken rules of the entertainment industry, only the sadness and confusion of being spurned by the whole world.
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